(A) Motions Pending on Removal. When an action or proceeding is removed to
this Court with pending motions on which briefs have not been submitted, the moving
party shall serve a memorandum in support of the motion within fourteen (14) days
after removal. Each party opposing the motion shall reply in compliance with LR
7.1(B).
(B) Emergency Motions. Upon written motion and for good cause shown, the
Court may waive the time requirements of this rule and grant an immediate hearing on
any matter requiring such expedited procedure. The motion shall set forth in detail the
necessity for such expedited procedure.
(C) Motions to Compel Discovery.
Refer to LR 37.1.
(D) Motions for Summary Judgment.
Refer to LR 56.1.
(E) Motions for Reconsideration. Motions for reconsideration shall not be filed as
a matter of routine practice. Whenever a party or attorney for a party believes it is
absolutely necessary to file a motion to reconsider an order or judgment, the motion
shall be filed with the clerk of court within twenty-eight (28) days after entry of the
order or judgment. Responses shall be filed not later than fourteen (14) days after
service of the motion. Parties and attorneys for the parties shall not file motions to
reconsider the Court's denial of a prior motion for reconsideration.
(F) Daubert Motions.
Refer to LR 26.2(C).
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